Can this EZUP be used as a frame without the fabric top?
37506
If the fabric top is removed, it would still leave the peak and metal frame / strut assembly in place. However, I am not sure it can be removed and still be functional.
37507
No, the fabric is permanently attached to the top. You can use it without the sides though.
2236827
Yes. It comes packaged with the seat unattached. You have to screw the seat to the frame, so it could be upholstered before you attach it. I would probably not remove existing fabric, but add new fabric on top of other.
1333957
No but because of the framework it would be easy to install one. I love this canopy. Had the frame out all winter in the snow and I live in the mountains of PA so we had " a lot" of snow. Frame stayed beautiful and in place even in the high winds. Lovely piece. Enjoy.
1377294
Not easily. It works better with ladies' and mixtie frames than with traditional top tubes. It's the only real downside of the seat.
2234219
It does not come with a frame. Basically, I would just use it either on top of a mattress, as we use it, or possibly on a box spring. It's not a standard mattress.
2047358
Youu could not putt the 5x7 on it as it must be able too snap over 11x11 size. The fabric must be at least that size. When doing a size larger than the frame you would need to work on a portion at a time. I just did an 1oio8x18 square on it.
924447
Yes it will sit above the frame as in the picture, but to be honost with you. The support system materials is so poor so it can be break after one or two months.
2119113
No frame and it isn't stone it's a type of resign. There are two mounted hangers on the back so you can hang without a frame.
2233520
I don't know, but I can tell you the snaps run across, right where the color border crosses underneath the "window" on top. If attaching from the top with the "hookless" holes? Then I don't see why not. I hope this helps :)
1861505
if there is some support in the middle of the frame then yes. but it needs far too much tension to get the wrinkles out, to only have top & bottom frames. i built mine like a panting canvas about 10ft diagonal. I needed sides, a center post, and triangles in the corners, to be enough strength to stand the tension.
238290
I don't think so. At least not easily. It is designed to be used with a frame, I think. That's how we are using ours.
1820693
I would recommend making a frame. The material is a bit too soft by itself. I made frames and covered them with burlap and they turned out great! Cheers.
1820697
It would be flimsy to wrap it without a frame and I don't think it would hold its shape over time. I built a frame for mine following instructions on a youtube video. Pretty simple to do.
714158
You need to use the original frame from your soft top. They supply the screws and canvas. That is it.
1800446
Fold the material about 1/2" at the end and then you should be able to put 3 metal screws through the fabric into the frame to hold it in place . The screwing location would be ideally on a different plane than the one you'd sit on. Wrap around the frame and then screw it in, pull tight and do the same on the other side. Could use a washer or small drilled plate to provide additional support...just a thought
1543829
No. I bought a frame platform without a box frame. It's nice because it sits 14" up from the floor so there's room for storage underneath.
623068
It could, but the frame is what holds the tpu in place, without it, it will fall off